State and Federal Partnerships in Managing Opioid Treatment - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
State and Federal Partnerships in Managing Opioid Treatment Programs: SOTAs and the DEA John W. McIlveen, Ph.D., LMHC, State Opioid Treatment Authority, Oregon Health Authority, Health Systems Division (Enter) DEPARTMENT (ALL CAPS) (Enter)
(Enter) DEPARTMENT (ALL CAPS) (Enter) Division or Office (Mixed Case)
variety of aliments
and not included)
– Interpretation was that it was a violation of law to prescribe opioids to an “opioid addict” – Rise of illicit drug trade – Drastic rise in illegal drug importation, approximately 5 times from late 1910’s through 1920’s
– First methadone treatment study KY 1949 – High rates of relapse and overdose following release
condition that needs to be treated
White House/responsible for drug “treatment and rehabilitation, prevention, education, training, and research”
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Position is responsible for the oversight, coordination, monitoring, training, technical assistance, and state policy development for all State licensed Opioid Treatment Programs (OTP) as per 42 CFR 8.12. responding to concerns related to OTP patient, family, and community health, safety wellbeing, perception of care and outcomes Position reviews and consults with programs and state and federal
errors, medication diversion, violence on program premise, dual enrollment prevention practices, take-home medication exception requests, coordinates with federal officials under 42 CFR Part 8.11(h), and patient overdoses, injuries and deaths.
Responsible for ensuring OTP program and professional compliance with all applicable federal and state laws, regulations, guidelines, accreditation standards, policies and communications, including opioid treatment program best practices and treatment improvement protocols Position ensures medications for the treatment of opioid use disorder and OTP treatment services are available and advocates for expansion of treatment access for special populations.
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Provides significant policy and program recommendations to Health Care Authority leadership related to substance use disorder treatment, including recommendations on current and emerging trends. Provides clinical and administrative leadership, oversight, policy guidance and technical support for all state opioid treatment initiatives from the Washington State Health Care Authority, and Department of Health. Provides consultation and technical assistance to program staff and external stakeholders regarding substance use disorder treatment.
Other job duties include:
arrest diversion pilot project for the State of Washington.
epidemic.
management clinic closures, and drug overdose response events in the State of Washingon.
Syringe Service Programs
discrimination that OUD clients face relating to access to care issues.
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SINCE 2017 IROC HAS:
Idahoans have accessed recovery support.
THE FUTURE OF IROC:
and jail/prison reentry efforts.
public on the dangers of opiates and how to manage an Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) through the BSU RADAR Center.
Rachel Gillett
State Opioid Treatment Authority (SOTA) STR & SOR Grants Manager IDHW Division of Behavioral Health
(208)332-7243 Rachel.Gillett@dhw.Idaho.gov
Questions?
Loren Miller, Section Chief Policy Section
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Diversion Control Division
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Diversion Control Division
Cyclic Investigations Security Requirements Record Keeping Requirements ARCOS Established Quotas Registration Established Schedules
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Diversion Control Division
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Diversion Control Division